Python Django Tutorial: Full-Featured Web App Part 1 - Getting Started

In this Python Django Tutorial, we will be learning how to get started using the Django framework. We will install the necessary packages and get a basic application running in our browser. Let's get started...
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[@bachal-me]

In 2024 it's still the best Django course on KZbin

[@kennedywee]

I'm from the future and this series is still relevant.

[@Snakes.StartToSing]

Thats all i needed to know

[@manosmichalopoulos5252]

You are a legend

[@kennedywee]

@@manosmichalopoulos5252 No, you are the legend.

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@Jeanmarie Radick yep, nobody cares.

[@kizitoofoegbu6113]

I'd appreciate if anyone here can answer my question. I am new in backend development and i had already installed Django globally before coming across this series. Have i made a rookie mistake? If yes, how do i fix it? Do i just download django again in a virtual environment or do i uninstall the django i installed globally? I'd be really pleased if anyone can answer my questions. Thank you

[@ilustrado7291]

I'm crying right now... It's like finding water in a desert. TIME TO BINGE WATCH THIS SERIES!

[@zulfiqarabid2755]

dot cry start learning

[@trapido0230]

@@zulfiqarabid2755 no u

[@andrewluo6088]

true

[@ron-davin]

kababayan tahan na

[@humayunkabir7925]

me too. i could found this series earlier, i would be a master in django now.

[@powerup4016]

Just last night I was going through the official Django docs and I was thinking to myself "I wish Corey Schafer would cover Django" and BAM!!! Just in time for the three day weekend. THANK YOU COREY!!!!

[@dklvch]

Same here)

[@bishbish9111]

I want to be rich, could You think about it? :D

[@yashwantsingh-sr8em]

i was also wishing the same

[@ayanasser1229]

really same here ♥

[@sathrimamatha7645]

On which website I want to be logged in

[@gujaratiincanada2464]

I asked my senior "From where I can Learn Django", He recommended you, and yes You are Great man

[@user-pu5qd1xz7e]

yup he really is

[@adam-kn3bh]

your senior? senior developer?

[@pawansapkota3970]

yes one of my friends recommended me this. In the final year of engineering gonna complete the things that i slacked off in previous semesters.

[@nomydev]

I said to myself that this weekend is going to be the weekend I'm starting to build my django app. A few minutes later I decide to go on youtube and discover a whole series on Django! Incredible, thank you very much!

[@nomydev]

@O. R.C Despite the fact that most of my pet projects end up being unfinished, that app got to the point where I hosted it and even used it for several months (along with my mom). The goal was to track expenses: accounts, CRUD operations, categories, visualized stats.

[@nomydev]

@O. R.C Thanks, and yeah, I'm still into coding. I took a detour for a year to experiment and explore other activities but eventually ended up getting a job as a software engineer again. Turns out, I enjoy it! What about you?

[@nomydev]

​@O. R.C In my humble experience, the core skills that get you the job is a) the ability to learn on your own and b) the ability to build things. With passion, which it seems like you have plenty of, these things come as obvious side effects. So just keep on keeping on, sir. Is web development the niche you want to be working in? Or are you just experimenting to see what feels right?

[@rdx86]

Hi Corey. I just wanna say how thankful I am for your wonderful series of videos, specifically for Django. This is one of the first resources I used for learning Django almost a year ago and I fell in love with Django after that. This year I developed 2 full fledged apps with Django and even got paid for them! THANK YOU!

[@DincerHoca]

I learned flask from your series and I am very comfortable with using it now. I have been waiting for this series since I completed flask series. I am sure this series will be the best django series on internet. Thank you very much.

[@deep433]

No doubt, this series is the best django series on internet. Just waiting for the Django Rest Framework series. Thank you Corey Schafer!!!

[@stealth13]

@@deep433 I hope this series are not outdated in 2020 ?

[@emreozgun3846]

@@stealth13 are they ?

[@stealth13]

@@emreozgun3846 I'm not a specialist, so can say nothing about this course. But anyways it looks actual

[@emreozgun3846]

@@stealth13 ok so i've learned how to create a virtualenv therefore i pip installed django v2.1 for this tutorial so i dont need to be up to date with django i'll just use 2.1

[@r125l6]

Dear Corey, I've been following your KZbin channel for quite some time now, and I must say, your teaching style is exceptional. From mastering Python basics to diving into advanced concepts, Pandas, Matplotlib, Git, and especially Django, your tutorials have been pivotal in my learning journey as a computer science graduate. Your ability to explain complex topics with clarity is truly remarkable. Now, as I aspire to become a professional Django developer, I believe there's no one better suited to guide us through Django Rest Framework. Your expertise and knack for breaking down concepts would make a tutorial on Django Rest Framework-from basics to production-ready practices-a highly valuable resource for aspiring professionals like myself. Thank you for all the knowledge and inspiration you've shared so far, and I eagerly anticipate any future tutorials you may create. Best regards, Rasel Rana Bangladesh

[@mrobjectoriented]

I started with Django more than an year ago. I have 2 projects in Django, but even at the end, I was still very confused about everything. My friend suggested me your playlist. I wish I found this gold earlier. You are amazing. May you have the strength to keep teaching the KZbin community for a very long time.

[@aditya6116]

He is unarguably the best Python teacher I have learned from. Thanks for providing hassle-free learning to beginners!

[@georgemugala4830]

Corel is de man of Django. Thanks bro you the best

[@saurabh75prakash]

Thanks Corey, this is better than most paid django courses.

[@shivanijaiswal7057]

U know how to reopen cmd ?

[@tubehelpr]

I was interested in learning Django and when I found these videos I was so stoked on how thorough and beginner friendly they are. They cover every single aspect to creating your own app and even deploying it FOR FREE! No kidding I've watched all 17 videos 4 times through and made a few different apps and I'm really starting to get the hang of it. Maybe after a few more run-throughs, I could do it all by myself! Thank you, Corey keep doing what you're doing!

[@coreyms]

Thanks!

[@stringsc120]

I had lost faith in learning Django and then I found this tutorial. Thank Corey!!!!

[@paulgallovich8823]

I can't wait to get through this whole series. I've been learning Python for about a year now and I can't wait to get into Django and build a real world project. This is awesome!

[@amadeuscam1]

Thanks Corey!!!for doing this tutorials, thanks to you I got my first job as a programmer in a startapp. God bless you!

[@george543]

Dear Corey, after going through many different Django tutorials by different KZbinrs, yours is the best in explaining crucial details and logic behind the Django design structure. Most of the mentors skip that part and jump too soon into the coding details (even the official Django tutorial has this issue, I think). Thank you so much. I finally have a good understanding on this useful tool!

[@pushpajitbiswas3752]

Please Corey come back to youtube, we're missing you a lot. You explain things such an amazing practical way, nobody can do like that

[@preritdayal2970]

Wish me luck guys, I am starting my django journey today. And thank you corey

[@erkin3]

Is he using python2 or 3?

[@abhishekgawali165]

@@erkin3 3.7

[@ryank.6033]

This is the best intro to Django. I watch some other tutorials on it, build they made it seem like it was tough to work with. I am glad I found this series.

[@basicmillion]

Having originally been through over 75% of this course previously, I have decided to start again from scratch to help reinforce the knowledge. This was my first experience of using Django, and I had essentially no technical back-end understanding what-so-ever. I would like to thank you for providing extremely helpful content, and the fact that I've decided to go through this course again, instead of finding another, means that you have done a fantastic job! Also, as someone who intends to master Python, I plan on watching every single piece of content you produce on the topic. Furthermore, as I delve into other languages, you can be sure that I will first check your library of videos first, since I believe you to be the best resource on the internet. Thank you and well done!

[@rishabh7011]

Sir can you please help me . As django 3.0 has come so is it okay to learn this version 2.1 ??

[@basicmillion]

@@rishabh7011 Sorry, I don't know to be honest. However, I'm fairly certain the changes will have been minimal, and so you probably won't even notice any throughout this course. If you do, they will most likely require very small adjustments, nothing to worry about really. As for the learning element, you can absolutely learn from this course despite different versions. Hopefully someone else can give you answers since my coding experience is quite limited, but until then, just crack on as normal :)

[@jacobokomo1880]

I'm watching and learning this from Mars and it's is rocking Legit, Will remain relevant for the next 5 generationss

[@BioxyTube]

django made me crazy these days...but Corey Shafer gives me hope again! its a delight to watch his tutorials!

[@shazkingdom1702]

I feel you

[@yvettemcphail7236]

This is an excellent series and I believe still relevant with some small edits for Django 5. Edits that are necessary are documented in comments by others. I watched through and coded along but felt there was a lot that went past me without full comprehension so I went back and re-watched while making notes and recoding. This was good as much of my code broke due to copy and paste from the original scripts I had, so it forced me to troubleshoot. There is a lot to learn (I only know python) and it takes time if you don't have experience.

[@dummy7150]

Corey, you are an absolutely great guy. Your series are very well structured. You make sure that we understand properly by repeating and going step by step and telling us about possible mistakes. Your way of teaching is highly effective. I can't believe you put out such great content for free. By doing so you are helping out so many people like me who can't afford paid courses. I just wanna say a BIG THANK YOU for all that you do for us. May God bless you and give you great health, wealth, and happiness my friend. For people like me, you are a real HERO. Plz never stop making such awesome content. Lots of LOVE from India.

[@coreyms]

Thanks! I appreciate the kind words

[@jessicaogwu6224]

This is amazing. 3 years later and it’s still so relevant. Thank you 🙏

[@kennyaires7131]

Just watched the whole app tutorial, it really feels like my Django skills have improved a lot! Thank you

[@sumranms]

Is this series quite good? I want to start Django and I know Corey has great tutorials, but just confirming it from you ... :)

[@kennyaires7131]

@@sumranms sure, it's quite great he covers the fundamentals and also a little more;

[@thomasandreasparpoulas9544]

I completed a big part of this series and came back to comment. With only a very basic knowledge of Python (that would be, to know how to install it and going through the basic commands). Even if I minimally understand right now what we are doing in each step exactly, it is an amazing experience to see how to create a REAL blog from scratch and being able to control all of it's elements, from a (not simple, but as simple as it can be) structure. Python and Django are awesome and you sir, are an excellent instructor.

[@coreyms]

Thanks! Glad you found it helpful!

[@kobas8361]

Finally, the best Django tutorial ever realesed! You cant even imagine how much does it help me Corey! Thank you!

[@thesolomonislandsheraldtv5112]

Oh boy, didn't know you into programming as well. RIP.

[@edwardzita3479]

This post is terrifying...

[@Ashish8363]

@@edwardzita3479 When you see it now..yeah

[@_RamjiG]

@@Ashish8363 is these video good for learning django? or not?

[@almamanley]

I'm a voice pathologist and I just realized that Corey's voice is about the only one of all the programming tutorials and courses I've watched where I don't get a sore throat listening to it. In fact it's a rather pleasant voice. Nice job! On top of all the many hours of super useful content of course 😊

[@dishanmadhuranga8032]

you r my hero.. I swear to god when I get a job I will be with you for continue this for future... god bless you... one of best I have ever seen..

[@NicolasSilvaVasault]

django documentation tutorial to make a poll website, is probably the hardest and most confusing shit i've seen in a documentation ever, so glad i found this tutorial

[@farazahmed1668]

The time duration of this Django Series is 9 hours, 54 minutes and 4 seconds, But don't worry it is worthy time investment.

[@idopshik]

Flask - about 8 hours. By now I've already spent on them over 30 hours... and, probably another 30 to go!

[@nishanttyagi1991]

link for full Django series please

[@farazahmed1668]

@@nishanttyagi1991 kzbin.info/www/bejne/i57Pm4uQft6jesU

[@alter3352]

Do you know if I need any web developing experience for this series? I only know C++, and basic data structures and algorithms from my 2nd year in college. Will I be fine?

[@farazahmed1668]

@@alter3352 yes you can still follow this wonderful series but if you want to get most out of this series so it is a good idea to spend some months on corey schafer's python series or any one you like most to understand basic of python also django uses classes so i think some working experience on classes is beneficial.

[@BigDaRid]

This video series helped me land my first job as a software dev without a comp sci degree Its been two years and now I'm coming back to share the same series with my friends.

[@busipieterson6802]

amazing stuff,, im hoping it will help me land my first job as well

[@alpstinger5083]

bro is this still valid in 2021, considering it uses django 2.1

[@LizzyHanamiya]

All those people who disliked the video belong to one (or both) of the following 2 categories: 1. Were crying tears of joy and thus mistook the dislike for the like button 2. Didn't believe he was a human as his teaching is waayy too good than most of the people I am honestly a C lover so I didn't like Python that much. But this tutorial series just made me love Django! I have never been this interested to learn more in any of the courses or tutorials so far. You have my respect and I really owe you for the tutorials!

[@user-pi4xz9uw4c]

After knowing Django for times, I would like to give a thanks for this since this is the best one I see. Very detailed! Thank you!

[@therollingambit5222]

It's 2021 and this tutorial still works on Django 3. Thanks Corey for the amazing series!

[@MariusSemeonOrtiz]

This tutorial series is honestly amazing, potentially the best video series (paid or unpaid) I've found on Django. Just had a couple general questions/thoughts about it: 1. Are you watching this series as complete beginners to Django, or already have some knowledge/have done other short courses? 2. How do you follow along with this series? When Corey uses a module or function you are unfamiliar with, or uses syntax you haven't encountered before, do you stop and pause to read the docs/search web for other examples? I'd like to know more or less at what pace people here are following along? Do you copy code verbatim along with Corey or do you try to reword code in your style after comprehending its purpose?

[@Parthocside]

Also yes alway reword ur code as copying will not let u learn

[@independentvariablez7854]

I just went thru MDN's full django tutorial..feel like learning more amidst this quarantine. So glad I found your channel!

[@independentvariablez7854]

@@Aminul-Islam7 It's just Mozilla's tutorial. Here's the link: developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/Server-side/Django

[@suryamanipandey8002]

this series is still relevant in sep 2021, everything working fine.

[@evanesoteric]

I loath advertising, but I’d like you to know that I intentionally watched the ad at the tail end of your video. I know it doesn’t help much, but it’s the best I can do for the time being. Thank you Corey, you’ve been a tremendous repository of information and insight for me.

[@coreyms]

Thanks!

[@itswalid]

Hi Corey, here i am after 6 months of working with Django i am well able to create amazing staffs, like a CRM for customers management, a troubleshooting tree application and along many others application for requests management, and finally i was promoted as a Software Engineer inside my company...i want to say thank you because for someone who does not have any development background like me you were able to deliver the information clearly, you are a hero for me and i owe you the level of skills that i have today. keep going 👌👍👍

[@nachiketwattamwar9706]

Bro, hats off to your videos. I wish school had taught me such good quality stuff.

[@duckhorse2563]

When I was learning motion graphics in 2011 there was Andrew Kramer. I am glad Corey Schafer is here for code.

[@hanqie11]

Corey, you are the first "youtuber" that i need to slow down, all others I'm usually speeding up :D thanks for your great tutorials :)

[@iliyanpetrov4686]

One of the best tutorials creator, I've in webdev for 12 years, I can tell.

[@quanghuyle3]

I'm so excited to go along with this series. Hopefully, I can learn a lot of useful things and make my own web application after these tutorials!!

[@samson2340]

You have no idea how this tutorial saved me in my last year graduation project.🙏🙏🙏

[@naeemahmed8835]

I was waiting for Django Tutorials from you after watching your flask tutorials. Thank you Corey Schafer

[@mohan16862]

The best django tutorials could found in internet. Seriously should release this video by adding additional details in udemy.

[@MyReviews_karkan]

I really like how organized this series is. One thing, I am just having a hard time understanding things. Explaining things isn't as clear as I hoped. Still, great series. I guess I'm just gonna have to watch the whole series twice.

[@tee-channel]

Watch the series at least three times. Use documentation for reference, so that you will be able to build your own web apps and understand the fundamentals, do not just copy-paste.

[@adistar-964]

learn flask, if it is ur first time with web

[@brian1801]

LOVE people who know their stuff, are generous in sharing their knowledge with others and above all don't waste time. Corey Rocks!

[@ben_alterman]

Just finished your Flask series Corey. So awesome. Excited to learn Django. Also joined up on Patreon.

[@coreyms]

Thank you!

[@raindrop557]

i just created the same application in flask and i loved it...looking forward to loving this too..Corey Schafer all day long

[@borisurkan2223]

As usual great tutorials. Tip for ST3 scaling. Add to settings: “ui_scale”: number bigger than 1

[@raphaelpz]

You are the best python teacher period. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.

[@TEFOld_Guard]

Hi, Mr. Corey, I really appreciate you making this video series and i can tell you that I have benefited most from your series. Thanks, keep up the good work.

[@devamshah4207]

Sir u r quit good teacher for coding I could really understand u Thanks for ur precious efforts

[@sabasiddika]

does the tutorial work on django 3?

[@devamshah4207]

Yup

[@sabasiddika]

@@devamshah4207 thanks

[@devamshah4207]

U are most welcome

[@ozoniuss1463]

Your tutorials are amazing! Thank you very much for putting your time and effort into making those tutorials!!

[@wawwaw7063]

the coding part makes it a great tutorial, the deployment part makes it a god-like tutorial

[@namanjain8002]

That's hell of a good work Corey. Thanks so much again for another marvelous series. You're the best.

[@amiralirezaei2108]

It was perfect. I'm Iranian so I'm from IRAN and it was the best Django tutorial I have ever seen. With best wishes.

[@nikhillingam4630]

Im looking for a good django series in web and i have seen this video and i got a feeling this is perfect to learn.

[@el_dorado7680]

For django , these videos enough??

[@anirudhakumar2271]

Thanks a lot for making these straightforward videos on Django, I hope I'll complete my pending projects by watching your videos. THANK YOU COREY!!!

[@mat6plus]

This is simply amazing. Honestly you did justice to everything in a super meaningful way. Kudos

[@satoshinakamoto171]

hello, i just want to say how grateful i am for providing this valuable resource. thanks alot. a lot of us cannot dont have access to quality education from the third world and those behind paywalls. youtube is where we learn. thanks a million

[@sushruttabakade6088]

Man, you should put more ads on your videos, I feel bad I'm getting all this quality stuff for free. Once, I get my job, mark my words I'll definitely donate some part of it to you.

[@coreyms]

Thanks! It would be nice getting a little extra money per video, but I'm afraid if I put in more ads then it would be too distracting. People donating allows me to not rely on ads as much, so I really appreciate that!

[@edward8064]

@@coreyms I won't have any problem if you put more ads in your video :))!

[@stacksonchain9320]

congrats man, full length ads, dreams do come true

[@stacksonchain9320]

congrats man, full length ads, dreams do come true

[@doit7582]

did you get a job?

[@DeViLTh0rn]

hey Corey, at 7:30, you can simply hold-click the maximize button(the green button) then choose the desire window that you want to pair, to get that side-by-side features windows. Anyway as always you're the best python teacher ever! Cheers

[@mikkeljrgensen3850]

Bloody marvellous videos, simply put. Well thought out and executed lessons, no nonsense and a LOT of useful information. I learned so much going through this course. If memory serves, we were urged to propose ideas for other videos, so here's what I'm wishing for as I'm (oddly) struggling to find any well written/well done/bug free tutorials/up-to-date material on the topic: An email user activation/registration module to go with the register function (eg. users have to click on a short code link in their email in order to become active on the site, aka. 2-step email auth) Again: Thank you ever so much for this tutorial. You make it easier to learn Django :)

[@sarthakduggal419]

Thank you sir!!! I was planning to build a similar web application and i was going through internet the whole day to learn these concepts and finally i found this tutorial. Thank you so much!!!!

[@floppy_keyboard]

Yes!! The Django tutorial series! Thank you Corey, you're the man!

[@jaynepal2051]

was on the verge of leaving learning programming with many unsuccessful attempt, hope this tutorial would be life changing for me.

[@ZoConfuse]

Please, dont stop doing this. and thank you for ur amazing work ;)

[@pinapple8215]

I just finished Flask series last week and i was trying to get some extra configuration in it but got stuck. I looked at some django examples to see if i get the hang of it but the django tutorials are very summier and maybe not even up to date. Luckily you have a new tutorial :) so happy. I love it how you go through the stuff in a fast but understandable speed. and explain the things you need to know in a clear way. New to python and also new to using a mac, your tutorials are the best!!

[@eljefe919]

YYYEEESSS! Thank you Corey for another awesome tutorial :)

[@deep433]

Corey Schafer you are the best, waiting for the Django Rest Framework series. Thank you so so much for this series.

[@jebemtiusername100]

"Hey, how's it going everybody?" I'm going to start selling these bumper stickers on my django website

[@gowrisankarp.u3729]

Finished your Flask Tutorials(Awesome Tutorial Ever) and made my own website.I tried learning Flask through different KZbin and many other courses.Thing that makes your tutorials different from others is the content.Your tutorials give the users what they wished in pretty much simple way a dumb person can understand.Thanks Corey for giving these tutorials for free and I will definitely support you when i get a job

[@jishnupramod2130]

Was Eagerly waiting for this moment since its announcement Thank you so much Man...Love you...

[@l.halawani]

It's one of a very few tutorial videos that I don't have to watch at x1.25 speed. I like that.

[@michaelrothkopf4088]

New sub with notifications why don't you have millions of subscribers this is EXACTLY what I'm looking for.

[@taruneagles1]

hell yah. Excited to go over the Django journey with you. Flash journey is/was fun. Still working on adding comments/likes/dislikes to the flask application we built.

[@ishanpadalkar9072]

This seems like a promising series, I'm really excited to learn!

[@MarcMcRae]

MAN I love your tutorials! 2nd time in 2 days around python that I've managed to sort (my learning) and understanding out by listening to your very clear explanation. Thanks Corey! Damn fine work!!

[@AhmedZahid098]

heyyyyyyy !!!! I have been waiting for this soo long. Thanks man ! I appreciate your efforts...

[@kellykamay7709]

Same here! .. Thanks Corey

[@abhijitmenon5063]

Best Django Series that covers every thing that are important in Django.

[@quietwulf]

Fantastic series! Thank you so much for providing such quality content.

[@smitagravat1063]

This is the best thing i have watched on youtube everything straight i am mechanical engineer but i love to learn this and it becomes very simple when u explain not all ppl share true knowledge like you amazing thank u plz share more like this love u ❤❤❤

[@RoboHighlights]

You should continue the tutorial to show how to create a public website with aws and django.

[@throxe]

a simple thank you would be in order for his efforts on this one.....

[@SuperSaiyanScandinavian]

@@throxe lol yeah, given that he does this all for free. he's already a saint in my eyes. he's better than most if not all udemy courses

[@jayashreems18]

@DNO but free, quality content is hard to find

[@ZAKINGOFDESPAIR]

Btw is this tutorial relevant in 2021 ?

[@ZAKINGOFDESPAIR]

@DNO Y ? I mean... The topics taught here do seem relevant in other tutorials also and match overall. Is it due to the version ?

[@mentoriii3475]

As someone mentioned, most of us wouldn't mind if you put more adds throughout the videos, your videos are extremely helpful

[@nehat786]

Brother, I was waiting for this Django Course for so long and now you did that. Thanks a lot, brother. Really appreciate your work. May Allah bless you with a long and happy life. Aamin

[@Chineeex]

Your way of explaining material is so effective that anyone can learn! Thank you sooo much for taking your time to teach us all!

[@francist3979]

Great Work Corey!!! Loving your work!

[@playest6813]

Hey. Let's connect and build together. I am looking for a django developer to partner with, to make work faster and easier.. If interested, mail me on [e-mail]

[@mishatet8911]

Finally! Along with Bucky and Max we're gonna have another brilliant Django tutorial. Looking forward to follow it. Good luck, Corey!

[@trippinojas]

to install django 2.1: pip install django==2.1 (highly recommended, otherwise may face issues later)

[@tinochikumbo7600]

Why am I only finding your videos now 💔....... thanks fam, you're really helping.

[@gabriel_felippe]

Thank you very much COREY!!! We love you!

[@gamercumcoder2496]

Hey guys,i was like scrolling through my fb when i came to a post(on a Django related page),where a guy made the same web-app(i guessed it from the interface,the bootstrap classes)he has learnt he said recently and he didn't give this sir credits.Don't be that guy.This channel needs more recognition.A good thing is,the people in comments wrote Corey's name, me too.

[@nishantugale5926]

Thanks man for uploading for free ur doing great work

[@RH-nk7eo]

I wish framework developers made their documentations a bit more user friendly! Until then I'm very thankful for people like you